Eye color question.?

Question

Curiousity afoot. :D;

I was wondering if genetic eye color has some affect with the brightness of sight. For example, a person with light blue eyes sees everything with a slight brighter/lighter tone than someone with brown eyes.

I do not know to much about the eyes to begin with, though. I'm just wondering.

Answer 1

It is definately a possiblity. But as said above - no one can be sure that we all even see the same colors. We are taught early on what name goes with what color but we cannot know that the color looks the same to all of us.
It is known that blue eyes tend to be more sensitive to irritation.

Answer 2

Who knows? As you can only see through your own eyes, it is hard to tell. i believe it would be irrelevant the, colour, as they are glassy, or icy as you may say, enough to see through them. All colors are visually is light being reflected off of a surface. Take a red ball for example. You see red because of the way light spreads when it reflects off the surface. This is how Rainbows are made.
Regards,
Neo22